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Multiple Bets - The Accumulator

An ‘accumulator’ bet is one of the most common football wagers made by punters.

An ‘accumulator’ is a single bet that links together two or more individual wagers and is dependent on all of those bets winning together. The benefit of an ‘accumulator’ bet is that there are much higher payoffs than placing each individual bet separately although the likelihood of all the selections winning is much lower.

Accumulator bets can be made on a variety of sports or events or even a combination of different sports/events. You can include a large number of selections in your accumulator bet if you wish. (more…)


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Paddy Power Accumulator Bets

Posted by Nick at 3:38pm September 7th, 2010

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The Football Accumulator

With hundreds of football matches taking place around the world every week, the sport is one of the most popular with punters. One of the most common ways to wager on football is to place an ‘accumulator’ bet.

An ‘accumulator’ is a single bet that links together two or more individual wagers and is dependent on all of those wagers winning together. The benefit of an ‘accumulator’ bet is that there are much higher payoffs than placing each individual bet separately because the likelihood of all the selections winning is much lower. (more…)


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Reverse Forecast Explained

Posted by Nick at 3:15pm September 7th, 2010

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Explained - Forecast and Reverse Forecast Betting

One of the most popular types of bet available for horse racing and greyhound racing is the ‘forecast’ bet. This involves making two selections in any given race. In a ‘forecast’ bet, your two selections must finish first and second in that race.

There are two main types of ‘forecast’ bet available: (more…)


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Tricast Bet - An Explanation

Posted by Nick at 3:08pm September 7th, 2010

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Tricast Betting

One of the most popular types of bet available for horse racing and greyhound racing is the ‘tricast’ bet. This involves making three selections in any given race. In a ‘tricast’ bet, your three selections must finish first, second and third in that race. The payouts on ‘tricast’ bets are generally higher as it is difficult to pick the first three finishers in an event.

There are two main types of ‘tricast’ bet available: (more…)


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Match Handicap Betting Explained

Posted by Nick at 2:49pm September 7th, 2010

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Handicap Betting Explained

Handicap betting is increasingly popular in football. In simple terms, one of the two sides is generally given a ‘head start’ in terms of the number of goals. Odds are then offered based on that ‘head start’. This sort of betting is often called ‘Asian Handicap’ betting, after the region where it originated.

Example

Manchester United (-2.0) 10/11 v Wolves (+2.0) 5/6

You are probably wondering what that all means. Let us explain it to you. (more…)


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